Ah, the start of Labor Day weekend. Wouldn't it be nice if tomorrow's monthly employment report...
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Bloodsucking “Twilight” beauty Ashley Greene has signed a lease for a one-bedroom at the new 2...
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Now that TJ Maxx is establishing itself uptown, the fashion forward discount retailer wants to...
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WASHINGTON -- Declaring the Iraq war over last night, President Obama at the same moment waved the...
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Hey guys, take your time. One of the trapped Chilean miners is in no rush to be rescued -- because both his wife and his longtime mistress will be waiting for him when he finally sees the light of day. Neither woman was aware of... Read Full Story
A two-year-old Indonesian boy who smoked about 40 cigarettes a day kicked the habit after receiving intensive specialist care, a child welfare official said Thursday. Ardi Rizal shocked the world when a video of him drawing heavily on cigarettes... 10:53 AM
The U.S. must apologize for the wrongful arrest on terror charges of two Yemenis on Dutch soil and investigate how such a "mistake" was made, Yemen's ambassador to The Hague said Thursday. "Our government should ... receive a letter from the U.S.... 10:06 AM
An undersea earthquake measuring 4.3 points on the Richter scale rattled Athens early on Thursday, the Greek geodynamic institute said. The quake in the Corinthian Gulf struck at 6:53am local time, with an epicenter 60 kilometers (37 miles) west of... 10:06 AM
Israel is willing to make a sweeping concession -- dividing control of Jerusalem -- as part of a historic final peace pact with Palestinians, a key Cabinet member revealed yesterday. Defense Minister Ehud Barak signaled that his government is... 8:37 AM
Beautiful Natalie Portman painted the town red yesterday at the premiere of the movie "Black Swan," at the Venice Film Festival. Looking stunning in a scarlet Rodarte off-the-shoulder goddess dress with a thigh-high slit, she walked the red... 6:30 AM
WASHINGTON -- The FBI probe of two men arrested in Amsterdam after suspicious items turned up in one of the men's luggage is finding they were probably... 10:00 AM
STOCKHOLM -- A senior Swedish prosecutor reopened a rape investigation against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange yesterday, the latest twist to a case in which prosecutors of different ranks have overruled each other. Assange has denied the... 10:00 AM
The military wing of Hamas early Thursday claimed responsibility for a shooting attack that wounded two Israelis in the West Bank -- the second in 24...
Russia's finance minister Alexei Kudrin urged citizens Wednesday to smoke and drink more to help lift tax revenues for spending on social services....
Bosnian police said Wednesday they were investigating claims by a local animals rights group that a local girl threw half a dozen puppies into a river in a video that sparked global outrage. Animals rights group Flekice filed a complaint to police...
Former British prime minister Tony Blair praised former U.S. President George W. Bush's "genuine integrity" and "political courage" in the wake of the 9/11 terrorist attacks in his memoirs, published Wednesday. After the attacks, Blair said he...
Israeli settlers in the West Bank said they would end their ten-month building freeze Wednesday in response to the deaths of four Israelis who were shot by Hamas' military wing, a move that has the potential to derail fresh peace efforts being...
Hamas gunmen murdered a pregnant woman and three other Jewish settlers in a brazen and bloody West Bank attack last night on the eve of the kickoff of President Obama's Mideast peace push. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu -- who learned...
TEHRAN --An Iranian newspaper yesterday stepped up its ugly attack on France's first lady, saying Carla Bruni deserved to die for expressing solidarity with a woman sentenced to be stoned to death for adultery. The hard-line, regime-backed daily...
Former British PM Tony Blair admits in his revealing new memoir that he became a chronic boozer -- drinking hard liquor washed down by several glasses...
WASHINGTON -- Saying it was time to "turn the page," President Obama declared the end of combat operations in Iraq last night as he vowed to focus his efforts now on the home front's economy. "So tonight, I am announcing that the American...
WASHINGTON -- Vice President Joe Biden looked the part yesterday as he made a surprise visit to Iraq the day before President Obama plans to address the nation to declare an end to the US combat mission there. In aviator shades, a stylish blazer...
STOCKHOLM — WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been questioned by Swedish police about an allegation that he mistreated a woman, his lawyer said Tuesday. Leif Silbersky said Assange, an Australian citizen, was questioned by police in Stockholm...
At least eight people were killed when molotov cocktails were thrown into a bar in the Mexican town of Cancun, a resort area popular with U.S. tourists...
Authorities in the Netherlands confirmed Tuesday that two U.S. residents detained as they arrived on a flight from Chicago were being held for...
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